This man's fictional work includes a novel in which chef Tommy Pagana's kitchen is used by the mob to carry out a hit, Bone in the Throat, and a book about the married assassins Henry and Frances called Gone Bamboo. His best known literary endeavor includes chapters on his time working for figures known as "Bigfoot" and "the Shadow" and introduces such associates as "Adam Real Last Name Unknown" and Steven Tempel. This man, who occasionally adopts the alias "Vic Chanko," advised against eating brunch and ordering fish on Mondays in a chapter from that book called "From Our Kitchen to Your Table." This author of Nasty Bits and Medium Raw recently courted controversy by calling Alice Waters "Pol Pot in a muumuu," and this former executive chef of Brasserie Les Halles ate a still-beating cobra heart in one episode of his first show, A Cook's Tour. For 10 points, identify this author of the memoir Kitchen Confidenti
This man's fictional work includes a novel in which chef Tommy Pagana's kitchen is used by the mob to carry out a hit, Bone in the Throat, and a book about the married assassins Henry and Frances called Gone Bamboo. His best known literary endeavor includes chapters on his time working for figures known as "Bigfoot" and "the Shadow" and introduces such associates as "Adam Real Last Name Unknown" and Steven Tempel. This man, who occasionally adopts the alias "Vic Chanko," advised against eating brunch and ordering fish on Mondays in a chapter from that book called "From Our Kitchen to Your Table." This author of Nasty Bits and Medium Raw recently courted controversy by calling Alice Waters "Pol Pot in a muumuu," and this former executive chef of Brasserie Les Halles ate a still-beating cobra heart in one episode of his first show, A Cook's Tour. For 10 points, identify this author of the memoir Kitchen Confidential who currently hosts the Travel Channel show No Reservations.
This man's fictional work includes a novel in which chef Tommy Pagana's kitchen is used by the mob to carry out a hit, Bone in the Throat, and a book about the married assassins Henry and Frances called Gone Bamboo.
{Anthony Bourdain}